Carranza's Assassination leads to the Sonoran Triangle

Assassination of Obregón

PNR Becomes The PRM

Pancho Villa Assassination

Nationalization of Oil

Catholic bishops lead economic boycott against Mexican government

Assassination of Emiliano Zapata

Lazaro Cardenas Takes office as President of Mexico

Wall Street Panics! Stock Market Crash

Congress of Queretaro

Zapata and other villagers finally took up arms

The triumph of entry

Pancho Villa Is Born in Chihuahua City

Villa becomes an Outlaw

Villistas defeat in Agua Prieta

Plan of Ayala released by Zapata

Treaty of Ciudad Juárez

Huerta Resigns as leader of Mexico

Zapata and agrarian villagers took up arms

Porfirio Díaz agrees to step down

Zapata and the agrarians enter the rebellion

The beginning of free elections and the ushering of Madero into power

Madero nominated for president

Ten Tragic Days

The American Seizure of the Port at Veracruz

Pact of the Embassy

Carranza Political Position in Mexico

Second Battle of Rellano

Plan of Ayala

End of emancipation

Grito de Yara

Massive slave fights in El Cobre

Recalcitrant slave force

Jose Marti organizes the Cuban Revolution Party

Discovery of the Wreck of Mayan Slave Ship “La Unión”

Enslaved People Stand Up for Themselves and Each Other

"The treaty of Zanjon"

Death of Antonio Maceo

Garcia Surrenders to Spain

Over 2000 insurgency members defer to Spanish authorties

The Guerra Chiquita

Guaimaro Constitution Draft

The December Decree on Abolition

"Original Position on Abolition of Slavery"

Slaves return to Spanish captivity

Pact of Zanjón

Economic Crisis in Cuba, beginning in 1857

Cuban Revolutionary Party Founded by José Martí in New York

The December Decree on Abolition

Economic Expansion in Western Cuba

Little War

Grito de Yara

"No whites nor blacks, but only cubans"

The First Formal Step Toward Abolition of Slavery in Cuban Revolution

Carlos Manuel de Cespedes Frees His Slaves